There are about 3,000 species of snakes in the world, which began to appear in the era of the giant dinosaurs. Among them, due to mutations or hybridization, some snakes have a strange and somewhat scary appearance that makes people wonder.
The strange snake has a genetic mutation with a claw foot "growing" in the middle of its body. This snake is about 40m long, discovered in Sichuan province, southwestern China.
Two-headed snakes are considered one of the scariest snakes in the world. These two snake heads share the same body, have many identical actions, such as both sticking out their venomous tongue or hunting together.
The rare two-headed milk snake was discovered when biologists at the Sunshine Serpents Research Institute in Florida, USA incubated 7 eggs of Honduras milk snakes. It is known that the rate of appearing a 2-headed snake conjoined on 1 body is only 1 in 10,000 eggs.
Strange snakes in the world have two heads, but are located at the top and bottom of the body.
Two-headed albino snakes are both beautiful and scary looking. This is a mutant product, belonging to the California Kingsnake snake belonging to the Yalta resort on the Black Sea coast, part of Ukraine.
Bearded snakes, scientifically known as Erpeton tentaculatum Lacepede possessing two "beards" growing from their noses, are considered one of the strangest snakes in the world. They now pretend to be naive and then use the pair of "beards" as a kind of bait to attract prey.
Inhabiting the deserts of North Africa and the Middle East, horned snakes are small in size, some of which are notable for their horns above their eyes. When in danger, they curl up and rub against each other to make a threatening sound, but the venom of this snake is not enough to harm humans.
The 2-headed python with 2 colors black - yellow discovered in Villingen, Schwenningen, southern Germany is also a very rare variation in snakes. It belongs to the Ball pythons (Python regius), about 1 year old, with a length of about 50cm.
Many people have to be "terrified" when they come across thorny scale snakes not only because of their scary appearance, but their venom is also quite dangerous. Their venom does not clot the blood, very poisonous, but fortunately this snake is extremely rare and lives far from humans.
The leaf-nosed snake is perhaps one of the world's strangest reptiles, featuring monstrous "jewelry" resembling a spiked pandan branch. Leaf-nosed snakes live only in Madagascar, are poisonous but not life-threatening and are in danger of extinction.
